AB InBev (ANH:JSE) is bottoming out above R1,000 per share after making its high a little over R2,000 in Feb 2016. Looking at the European listing, the share has only been this oversold twice before and both times a massive rally followed. 

The downward spiral is as a result of increasing debt, emerging markets falling out of favour, the Rand strengthening and the market pricing in a dividend cut in the full-year results to December. 

ANH’s emerging market exposure will provide it with superior growth over the long-term it should be able to cut its debt by over 50% in the next five years. 

For the first time since listing on the JSE, AB InBev has been added to several indices (All Share, Large Cap, Large and Mid-Cap, Industrial 25, Value, Growth, Shareholder weighted Al Share, Shareholder weighted Industrial 25). Index tracking funds will be buyers as new inflows come. 

Buy AB InBev below R1,100 for a move to R1,500 over the coming months 

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